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Glorious Sounds From Salzburg
By JAY NORDLINGER
August 28, 2008
The Vienna Philharmonic has no permanent conductor -- instead they have an endless string of guests. But if they did have a permanent conductor, they could do worse than Mariss Jansons, the formidable Latvian-born musician. It was he who conducted them in a concert at the Salzburg Festival last weekend.
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